The document lists the state symbols of Assam, including:
1) The one-horned rhinoceros as the state animal, found in the grasslands of terai and Brahmaputra basins.
2) The Deo Haah or white-winged wood duck as the state bird, which is considered endangered.
3) The Kopou Phul or Foxtail Orchid as the state flower, which is integral to the Bihu festival.
4) The Hollong or Dipterocarpus macrocarpus as the state tree.
The document lists the state symbols of Assam, including:
1) The one-horned rhinoceros as the state animal, found in the grasslands of terai and Brahmaputra basins.
2) The Deo Haah or white-winged wood duck as the state bird, which is considered endangered.
3) The Kopou Phul or Foxtail Orchid as the state flower, which is integral to the Bihu festival.
4) The Hollong or Dipterocarpus macrocarpus as the state tree.
The document lists the state symbols of Assam, including:
1) The one-horned rhinoceros as the state animal, found in the grasslands of terai and Brahmaputra basins.
2) The Deo Haah or white-winged wood duck as the state bird, which is considered endangered.
3) The Kopou Phul or Foxtail Orchid as the state flower, which is integral to the Bihu festival.
4) The Hollong or Dipterocarpus macrocarpus as the state tree.
Ruverine grasslands of terai and Brahmaputra basins
State Bird
Deo Haah(Asarcornis Scutulata)
Considered endangered by inernational union of conservation of nature Key protected areas: Dibru saikhoa National Park, Dihing Patkai wild life sanctuary, Nameri National Park Adopted state bird on Aprl, 2003
Found in Vietnam, malaysia, indonesia and India State flower of Arunachal also Integral part of Bihu Adopted 4th Aprl, 2003
State Tree
Hollong(Dipterocarpus macrocarpus) Adopted 4th April, 2003
State Drink: Tea
State Aquatic Animal
Sihu(Ganges River Dolphin)-Platanista Gangetica
Nepal , India and Bangladesh Assam, U.P, M.P, Rajasthan, Bihar, Jharkhand and W.B Sihu-sound it produces Threatened species Adopted 5th April, 2008 Aranyak Recorde 250 dolphins Brahmaputra, Kulsi(Kamrup), Subhanshiri(Lakhimpur)
State song
O mur Aponar Desh
Lakshminath Bezbaruah Published in Assamese magazine- Bahi Later published in Lakshinath’s poetry collection called Kadamkoli Adopted by Asom Chatro sammelan, held in Tezpur in 1927 Adopted as state song- 15th Dec, 2013
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